News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1887-06-30
Their wonderful curative powers in all forms
of chronic diseases.
Dangers Of the Uses Of Poison
GUS Drurs-

The object in publishing this in these columns
is to furnish to those afflicted with chronic or
outstanding Diseases such reliable Information
as will enable them to determine the true char
acter of their disease, and the best means to be
adopted for cure. 1t is fact which the COM
munity have been made to bitterly realize, that
ordinary physicians do not cure chronic diseases
and it is only just and right that the reason
should be explained for this lack of success on
the part of the physician to cure this, by far the
largest class of diseases.
Years of study and observation demonstrate
that the real of this failure to cure lies in
the fact that physicians of all schools of practice
use in their treatment of poisonous drugs,
which not only do not and cannot cure but are a
positive injury to the system. The injurious
effects of these drugs are made apparent every
day, in the weak and debiltated condition of
mind and body, the shattered nervous system
with persons rise from fevers or other acute dis
eases, in the rapid increase of invalidism, and
sudden and ineXplicable Deaths many of the
deaths from heart or brain disease, many of the
cases of indigestion, kidney and liver complaints,
are directly the result of the action of strong
poisonous medicine.
Professor VanDucen of Paris, in commenting
upon this subject says: I'VE cannot accept the
theory that poison which we know will injure
or kill well person is going to prove curative
and health giving when given to one who is sick.
We believe that science and common sense
should go hand in hand; and it is certainly not
common sense to say that deadly poison can
under any circumstances, be beneficial or cura-
tive.
cit is for this reason that we accept so fully
the theory of DR.. Royce of Boston, Mass. The
Doctor believes that all poisons are injurious to
he hn hos had III
harmless remedies necessary to cure all forms of
disease. Acting upon this theory he discards all
poisonous drugs, and by study and deep research
has developed a system of curing diseases, espe-
cially those of a chronic or lOng-standing form,
by the use of harmless vegetable remedies, which
are cleansing, purifying, and inyigOrating.
This is not mere theory but an established
fact; and the Doctor remarkable cures of cases
of disease, in many instances where all hope was
lost and the case given up as incurable by physi-
clans of eminence, demonstrate that he is upon
the right track. We are constantly meeting peO-
pie who have been restored to health by this
treatment; and the Doctors fame is not local
one, as the sick come from all parts of the coun-
try to be healed by these mild but ef1icaciOus
remedies
eve speak strongly, because we know where
of we speak. We have seen cases of chronic
diseases fade and sink under treatment by pois-
OnOus drugs; and have seen the same 1nvalidS,
under the use of these vegetable remedies, gain
rapidly until perfect and permanent health was
restored. We believe this theory and practice of
medicine an advance in the right direction and
we predicted from the first that the people would
readily see its truth and accept the wonderful
benefits of its practice. And the result has GER
tainly borne out our predictions for thousands of
sufferers from chronic diseases have been cured
by these remedies; and, from the many constant
ly applying for treatment, we are satisfied that a
new era in medical history has begun-an era III
which the sick may be relieved from their ills
without being dOsed with poisonous drugs, which
are often dangerous and always of more or less
injury to the SYStem,"